The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-09
up the fragments OF the broken transparencfos
and piled them on the flames Of the oil from
the broken torches


up the. fragments OF the broken trnnsparencfos
ana piled them on tho flames Of the oil from
the broken torches.
THE ORATORS IMPROVE THE OCCASION.
The gathering, on the platform, though
sanS Ss VIII bs Biz Gard e
as hS 81 thSm nSSse wa
b boy r SaSs' small %G%eriea1 ss HON The
pavement. Col. Hinton cried, Bring that f,ag
BE- wfy SSxh T r Ike s9G ss ND
I am ready to do for IT,"
THE MEETING RESUMED.
Thomas Q,Neil Of 40 leaned over the RAILWAY
and an y hoarsely shouted. 4 declare this meeting
1.-THE crowd shouted back Nor. mol" Eve
that ~ were lndist I Sol Hinton tried again
81 want order: want you all to 20 home.
You know that we are here IN pursuance Of our
f sssse Arc Su eops e hs5S sns
These men nre yet our servants. We viii fol-
low them tn aTSugh every process OF M
After him. schevitoh, who had spoken before.
and was followed BY others In tho same voin.
CAPT. REILLY TRIES 10 EXPLAIN.
Police Commissioner Voorhis. was standing
upon tho main platform. behind the Speakers.
AZ tho FIRST cry from the crowd he eyolaimSd:
down The steps AND Mfi into the thronS he bess
ordering the raiding policemen bnck. As
ReT a sso Trsnd
outrage upon the heads Of the, excited
were Eosticulating and shouting. each on his
own account. Instantly the Captain was sur
nslab. S se %aS Ss
When he finally found voice he said cour-
and aadrs Could s
me i have place at tie rail-" railing To- for three
4 mighty howl Of disapproval, greeted this
offer. The Captain had stepped toward the
railing. but was instantly borne back by the
49, Never! Nsysrl", shouted LgSien sanial s 9i
the assde No HE SAKE neverl No
and N loud we're the cries Of
sn. The committee rules this meeting and you
S.yssF Sn ss st yGH get out Of that e''''
tain. who had been showed back against the
wall, b again found nd voice; M rhoma. arn,a,n
auell the disturbancs the George men were
Bbu us sho aS kaGws NSomas ovon
equal disfayor. and Thomas was hustled:
eapsinine to sn small crowd. shortly after. the
true inwardness Of the case. A CROWD, Of fifty
George in 'front.' Of
open plaza. They were doing no violence, and
ing had not the man Thomas come, over
to him where he was stationed on
tSe heoe
this purpose he took the twenty men nearest
him iand quietly advanced; meaning to mix
thing he Knew the whole throns was scurryins
from the scene. and q hundred policemen be-
R MaSus hin their euDs aash He es si
iins slightly ' on the he plaza when he took
ns part Of tie column ADVANCE mistoeE for
t'enorai order and hdvaneed also The peo-
rush. &c
them without orders and soon. cleared the
aee On the MeG o sshy hsd left
born Of the the r.
crowd beors The
on seeing what Ind happened. turned In 70
stop theiraid and he wound up. 81 expectlto
pay the penalty Of this myself"
Mr.. VOORHEES, VIEW OF IT.
Afterthe meeting was oil ovor and the throng
c Con MISSION VoorRis surveying the scene d
hs His f IS rsay the most unfortunate o,
was In the midst oft, came round here as q
matter of duty. as always try to do whenever
the police are assembled for any special duty
in any numbers: I was on the stand about FIVE
minutes before 1t happened, and rushed right
h hsiped HIM me- Go was ap accident: an spn;
Capt. Reilly told me. An accident, but q most
unlocked for Intort9Snate accfde ,p born 81
police on the sidewalk and the excitement Of
the moment The sudden panic in the crowd
before any attack had been made, am sure,
had good deal to do with the excitement on
sion in the first place, they saw the crowd run.
and naturally. ran after 1t. Clubbing? Why,
of course there was some. but very little, !
have not heard OF any one, being hurt, nor did
see ANYBODY struck rd PIT they all waved ts
Do you think Capt. Reilly acted properly p
why, certainly, He was asked to help keep
the meeting In order, and he went to do 1t. He
against Capt. Reilly"
"Well. we will doubtless make ourselves ac-
quainted with all tho circumstances, but hs for
any serious investigation. there Is no likeli-
some one in the meeting makes charges. Then
of course we will Investigate. went up on
the stand after 1t was over and tried to explain
It to them up there. told them II they made
investigate them and mete out iustiGe, whether
the charges were against Capt. Reilly or indt-
yidual policemen"